An Irish commuter walks past the abandoned, unfinished headquarters of Anglo Irish Bank in Dublin on Thursday, March 22, 2012. The dead construction site on the River Liffey provides Dubliners a graphic daily reminder of their broken economy. Anglo's reckless lending to construction barons during the Celtic Tiger boom did most to force Ireland to the brink of bankruptcy. Ireland nationalized Anglo and its toxic loan book in 2009 at a cost expected to exceed 47 billion euros ($61 billion) in repayments and interest. (AP Photo/Shawn Pogatchnik) / AP
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